Port in Up From Which Wet Policy Affects Sail Plans
Seattle, the sole U S port from which trans oceanic liners can run and sell liquor under a Supreme Court ruling, faces a dry outlook as shipping interests note Victoria B C remains wet and border restrictions persist. Officials expect Congress to act to include American ships under Volstead rules while enforcement remains tangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
United
United States Supreme Court
Victoria
B. C
Shipping Board
U. S
United Press
Washington, D. C
Atlantic Ocean
Will
Congress
Supreme Court
Thef Drys
House
Senate
State Department
Great Britain
Britain
International News Wire
Supreme ¢ Court
France
Italy
Spain
Woman tied to Remington murder amid police chase
Los Angeles police pursue a young, pretty girl who allegedly confessed to fatally shooting Earle Remington, a clubman and alleged bootlegger. She ditched officers after a downtown chase near a department store as detectives seek motive and further details of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Los Angeles
Cal
Actig
Earle Remington
Miotto
Remington
Hia Eg
100000 Chicagoans Move To Lowest Priced Flats Today
More than 100000 Chicagoans began a trek for cheaper rents on moving day May 1. Transfer agencies report families leave high priced apartments amid protests. Real estate agents predict 10000 empty flats this summer as new construction finishes, rents expected to drop. The migration is estimated 20 percent higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Funeral set for Bishop Alret Harding of Washington Diocese
Washington May 1. High church dignitaries will attend the funeral of Bishop Alret Harding head of the Washington diocese and among the foremost churchmen in the country. He died suddenly last night after weeks of heart trouble though not considered critical until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Protestant Episcopal Church
Alret Harding
Washington
Harding
Nowat barred at Canadian line by Rangas jail tern
Alexander Howat former president of the Kansas district UMWA was found not detained under Kansas law by Ottawa immigration. Governor Davis noted Howat faced contempt of court and industrial court act violations for strikes, but justice for Howat’s case was served despite Canada denying entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowat
Rangas
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Alexander Howat
Kansas
United Mine Workers of América
Ottawa
J. M. Davis
Gov
Davis
Charles Stewart
Ontario
Howat
Canada
Francis Will Get 36089.80 From Corton Estate
A final estate check shows St. Francis Hospital Waterloo will receive 36809.80 under John Corton's will limited by law to one fourth of net estate. The gross estate totals 160718.16 with 147239.22 net after taxes. The hospital's share funds will pay intendedness and taxes. executor and attorneys each receive 4200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corton
St. Francis Hospital of
Waterloo
John N. Jacobsen Dies in Grinnell and Burial Plan
John N. Jacobsen a former adju tant of Becker Chapman post American Legion and later an assistant secretary of Greater Waterloo association died last night at Grinnell where he served as secretary of the Commercial club. The funeral will be at Reinbeck Congregational church at 2 p.m. tomorrow with military rites. He served five years in the army first with the national guard on the Mexican border and later as a second lieutenant in an overseas unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Jacobsen
Becker-Chapman Por
American Legion
Greater Waterloo Association
Grinnell
Commercial Club
Reinbeck Congregational Church
Jacobsen
National Guard
Nelson's Body Lies In State In Minnesota Capitol
The body of Senator Knute Nelson who died in Pennsylvania Saturday arrived in St Paul Minnesota and was placed in the state capitol under the granite dome. Thousands viewed the casket as lines formed to pay last respects to the veteran who served Minnesota in the U S Senate for a quarter of a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
Minn
Knute Nelson
Pennsylvania
State Capitol
Minnesota
Senate
Monument Plan In Memory Of Mothers To Be Launched
Washington May 1 a campaign to erect a memorial monument to our mothers will be launched on Mothers Day Sunday Mar 12. The Mothers Day International association has adopted a mothers day button and will sponsor the movement through the Federal Council of Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DD. C
Federal Council of Churches
Rail shopcrafts give up federal injunction fight
Chicago May 1 The railway employes department of the American Federation of Labor withdrew its defense counsel in the injunction case led by Attorney General Daugherty. Counsel said the defendants will default while shopmen express satisfaction and claim the right to strike, citing the Pennsylvania railroad decision and the railroad labor board act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Daugherty
Cise
Wilkerson
James Easby-Smith
Washington
Frank
L. Mulholland
Toledo
D. R. Riehberg
Ally Roads
InterjState Commerce
Blackburn Hsterline
Ater
Jacob M. Dickinson
Orvilg J. Taylor
Railway Camployee
American Federation of
Uabor
R. Richberg
Frank J. Mulholland
James Hasby- Smith
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employes Department
Lalor Board
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jrabor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Sugar Boycott Urged by Illinois Women Leaders
Mrs Edward S Gailey head of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs calls 100000 members in Chicago to urge a sugar boycott to combat high prices. She asks club leaders to persuade non members to limit sugar use and join the campaign today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Corona
Chicagoa
Edward S. Gailey
Hdlinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dope Slaying Case Opens With Sympathetic Evidence
In Des Moines May 1 the trial of George Cook, who confessed to killing Harrison Wasgle, resumes as testimony from Detective Chief Pettie reveals Cook sought to avoid the gallows with assurances from Judge Bonner and County Attorney Seeburger. The defendant, driven by drug cravings, remains in a precarious condition after his narcotic excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes Moines
George Cook
Harrison Wuegle
Dea Moines
Tom Pettie
Bonner
Seeburger
Cook
Courier delivery instructions and contact numbers
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you do not receive your paper by then call 5100. Each copy of the paper will be charged. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Relative of Lincoln in Mystery and Possible Murder
A Lincoln relative linked to a disappearance broadens police search. Warren J Lincoln, former attorney and noted horticulturist, vanished yesterday. his night shirt and a woman's glove were found as Edward Lincoln, his brother, reported the scene and noting a ransacked bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Warren J. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Incoln
Edward
Haymarket Shaft to Be Erected in Mexico
Mexico City May 1 Organized labor in Mexico plans a permanent tribute to Ghengo Haymarket riot prisoners with a simple stone shaft bearing the names of the victims of capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket
Mexico
Associated Press
Mexico City
Western Hemisphere
Ghengo Haymarket
Architect Keeps Lincoln Capitol Job Keeps Lincoln Capitol Job
Bertrand M. Goodhue, New York architect, will remain supervisor of Nebraska's new five million dollar state capitol project in Lincoln. The House defeated a resolution to remove him after charges by the state engineer claimed incompetence and use of inferior stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Bertrand M. Goodhuse
New York
Neraska
House
Engimeer
Crissinger Sworn as Reserve Board Head
D R Crissinger formerly currency comptroller was sworn in as governor of the Federal Reserve Board in Washington May 1. Henry G Dawes of Chicago took the oath as comptroller of the currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crissinger
Reserve Board
Washington, D. C
D. R. Crissinger
Marlon
Federal Reserve Board
Henry 3.Dawes
Chicago
Wireless in Hunt for Man Kidnaps Son of Radio Chief
Verner Alexanderson, son of KE W. Alexanderson, chief engineer of the Radio Formation of America, was kidnapped after a man lured him away with a rabbit. The kidnapping, reportedly planned, prompted a nationwide wireless hunt across the eastern United States. Edith Alexanderson, the boy's sister, provided a description: blond, fair skin, friendly, wearing a blue serge coat, navy sailor hat, brown shoes, and stockings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Schenectady
Kin
Verner Alexanderson
W. Alexanderson
Radio Foration of America
United States
Edith Alexanderson
Verner
Skeleton of Northwestern Freshman Found After Hazing
Discovery of Leighian Mount, a Northwestern University freshman, found buried under rocks near a pier after a two year disappearance linked to hazing. Police summon close associates as President Walter Dill Scott orders permanent bans on class fights and hazing on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University
Mount
N. Her
Mvansion
Peico
Henry Warren
Pallea
Arthur KP. jPersinger
Ioward
Lake Michigan
University Deiala
Tliard
Vpersinger
J. Ja. Mount
Walter Vile Scott
University
Louis Aubere
Sophorhlores
Scott
Goodebye
Walter Dill Scott
Leighian!Mount
Will Honor Hough Native Iowan With Military Funeral
Chicago May 1 Emerson Hough author to be honored with military funeral service today. Hough born in Iowa led after an operation and was a captain in the officers reserve corps with army intelligence service. Entelligence Officers association Sixth corps area arranges. firing squad from Fort Sheridan. color guard from American Legion post. Active pallbearers include Gen. Masely Col. PF. BL Watson Col. R. M. Blanchard Majors Wy J Sturgill J. EB. Ord J. P. Vachon R. H. Barrett J. A. Doe. Cavalry squadron and Second infantry band to participate at home in Highland Park at 4 p m. Burial tomorrow at Galesburg Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emerson Hough
Hough
Iowa
Officers Reserve Corps
Army
Entelligence Officers Association
Sixth Corps Area
Fort Sheridan
American Legion
Masely
PF. BL Watson
R. M. Blanchard
Wy, J- Sturgill
J. EB. Ord
J. P. Vachon
R. H. Barrett
J. A. Doe
Cavalry
Second Infantry Band
Highland Park
Galesburg
Ill
Mason City Mayors Bold Arrest Sparks Contraband Stop
Mason City Mayor T H McGle stops Barnhill aboard a night train returning from Minnesota. He seizures six gabions of liquor found in Barnhill suit case and detains him at the police station. Barnhill fined two hundred dollars plus costs as authorities report freshes causing extensive New England damage over the past two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
T. H. McGle
Minnesota
Barnkfill
Barnhill
Mazen City
Walks From Utah to Washington to Complain of Mail
Mrs. Vertram, 80, began a cross country walk from Ogden Utah to Washington D C alleging mail addressed to Ver was opened and valuables stolen. She arrived in Denver and was placed in a charitable institution after recounting her story. She plans to continue toward the national capital within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Washington
Denver
Cola
Aone Bettrain
Cros Ogden
Washington, D.C
Vertram
Dansver
Desperado Slain After Killing Two in Nebraska
An Oklahoma cattle thief Harold Allen, sought for the murder of Ogallala Chief of Police Albert Peters son, was killed after a shootout at the Pitts ranch near Arthur Nebraska. Deputy Sheriff Guy Carlson was wounded earlier as a posse tracked Allen for four days amid a running gun battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ogallala
Nob
May
Bad Inman Dla
Hat Hat
Nebraska
Harold Allen
Wilas Harold Randall
Oklahoma
Albert Peterson
Guy Carlson
Dutt
Jael Pitts
Arthur
Neb
George W. Helser
Ogallata
Heiser
Allen
Flesheriff
Pitts Ranch
Aden
Government Pushes Growth of Farmer Co operative Fire Insurance
Washington May 1 The department of agriculture urged a local mutual or co operative plan to expand fire insurance for farmers. It noted the efficiency of this form and called for more organizations, especially in the southern states. About 2 090 existing farmers mutuals cover seven to eight billion dollars in risks with average annual costs of about 25 cents per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
BD. C
Department of Agriculture
Injunction Against Union Is Sustained
Madison Wisconsin May 1 The injunction granted to Trade Press Publishing Milwaukee restraining the Milwaukee typographical union from interfering with its business was sustained by the supreme court today with affirmation of the lower court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Trade Press Publishing Company
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Typo- Krapileal Union
Supreme Court
Father Questions Mother Love For Abandoned Child
A Chicago custody battle over Alles Beatrice Nuttall, a 12 year old from Waukegan, unfolds with Clayton D. Klinger supporting foster mother Mrs. James Nuttall. He accuses Mrs. Morris, the biological mother, of selfish motives and says Nuttall has cared for the girl years. He hints at possible supreme court action and extradition if needed, while Mrs. Nuttall backs keeping the child away from Mrs. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton D. Klinger
Alles
Beatrice Nuttall
Solomon
Todiyah
Chicago
Courier Re Perrer
James. Nuttall
James Morris
Mrs. Morris
Sterling
Rip
Mra. Nuttali
Jose
Klinger
Supreme Court
A. Qi
Carin
Sycamore Street
L. B. Price Mercantile Company
Klingers
Waterloo
Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pacific
International Angle Ship Board
Underworld
Chase Gir
Bishop Harding
Gov. Davis
Francis
Corton
Reinbeck
Sen
San Felice
Harvesters
Shane Cleary
Lincoln Capitol
Ote
Flooo
Radio Corporation
Fing Okeleton
Studentrionaped
Boy
Pier
Hooch Sherlock
Boston
New England
Desperado
Gov't
Baseball Today
Amerigan LA Kore
New Yok
Mays
Schang
Hachary
Gharrity
Philadelphia
Ogre Bhimake
Pict
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Natio
New York- Brooklyn
Jolson
Philadelph
McN Neil
Hubbell Ar
Cincinnati
Rel
Keck An
Nix
R. HL EY Ids
O'Neill
Eoe Bil
O'Fnr
Terratec
Pittsburg
Sherdel
Schmidt
Ith
Suit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!